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Council hears timeline for water projects tied to $620,000 grant

Village of Michiana Council · August 9, 2024
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Summary

Council members said Merritt Engineering is finalizing plans and a new pump will be installed after Labor Day; the Creek water main project is expected to last 2–3 weeks with asphalt restoration by mid-November.

Councilmember Mike Mumper told the council that the village’s water projects are part of a $620,000 grant and that Merritt Engineering is finalizing plans for work on Creek.

Mumper said a new pump will be installed after Labor Day and estimated the water main portion of the Creek project would take two to three weeks, with asphalt restoration possible by mid-November. No specific construction start date was set, but Mumper said he would like the project to begin in October. The council did not record any objections or alternative timelines during the meeting.

The projects reported are positioned as grant-funded improvements to the village water system and were discussed as part of routine departmental reporting.